Sex is a sensory experience.
What we see, feel, smell, taste and hear have an incredible impact on how much we enjoy the experience.
Music is a great way to shape the experience you want and prevent things from getting stale.
Best of all, you and your partner can choose music together or surprise each other.
She chose him the next night.
You may be surprised by the choice of your partner.
But whatever the song is, there are some great ways to use it here.
To get you into MoodLet, we start with the obvious.
Music is a great way to make you happy.
Even if your day is not that good or you will never get tired again, the right music can press all the right buttons.
This is the love of Janet Jackson, and this is the love of Michael Bull. I'm your man. I'm a good person to set the tone.
Or, Marvin guy, let's get started.
It doesn't matter which song you choose, as long as they work for you and your partner.
The human brain is very responsive to music.
This means that the music you listen to really affects your sex life.
Only time to browse quickly?
Choose a song you want in your heart.
Hope there's a romantic episode?
Pick a series of songs from artists like Enigma or Sade that suit the theme.
Or, if you have something naughty in your heart, there's a lot of music in the lyrics about how you feel.
It has caused a great stir to enter or.
As a secret code, having certain songs that mean you're ready to play can be fun-and exciting.
Put them on for dinner or email them during the day and you'll have your partner count down.
Also, whenever you hear this song in public, you can enjoy a private smirk with your partner because you all know what you're thinking.
Choose an old school like Marvin guy or make it as modern as Mark Cohen's real partner.
Let's face it.
Sometimes you need music to be an almost physical barrier to what's going on in the rest of the world.
If you turn on the music a little, you won't hear the phone ringing, the computer buzzing or the kid's Barney video.
There is nothing wrong with turning the world out occasionally.
A little volume can also guarantee that no one around you knows what you're doing.
It doesn't matter what you play.
Whether it's Maria Carey or Luther Van der Ross, anything is better than the Rooney music theme.
To guide the action, you can also make music a more active partner when you play music.
Create a variety of soundtrack and set some rules.
For example, you will only change position or activity if a new song appears.
This may be a good way to make fun of your partner, because you are at the mercy of music, and this is a good way to stop a partner from moving quickly from Act 1 to Act 2, if you understand what I mean
If you really want the music to guide the action, there are even some fun toys that can be attached to your iPod, and the beat of the music determines the vibration of the toy.
Of course, everyone is different.
So it makes sense that everyone's sex score is different.
Ask 10 people what is the best music to have sex and I bet you will get at least 10 different answers.
The romance of a man is the stupidity of another man.
One woman is sexy and the other is cheesy.
So trust your intuition, but remember the taste of your partner, because music will definitely succeed or fail in emotional terms.
Out of curiosity, I started to inquire around and I got every possible answer from Bolero because I wanted George Michael to fuck you.
Like a way to jump
Start your own collection of sexual songs, here is a sample of the responses I received: 1.
Robin Sike's dream world.
When Dave Matthews finished the world3.
I wish I was your lover. Hawkins4.
"Halo and Naughty Girl" by Beyonce 5.
A woman like a man
Tibetan treasure beads McLachlan7.
You Shook Me All Night with AC/dc8.
Just say "yes" and chase the car with the Snow Patrol.
Donna Samer's my woman.
On the sofa in prince11.
Brian Felix 12 Avalon and slave of love
"Summer Highland Falls" by Billy joel13.
I love you, I love you.
The star of Manhattan.
Every woman in the world takes a plane.
Mozart's First Symphony217.
York zoo by Paul o'kenfield.
Get closer by 9-inch DingTalk.
Love from Van Harun.
Paula cole21 feels love.
Little Monster of Usher22.
NazzerethJenny Block is a Dallas-based freelance writer.
She is the author of open: love, sex and life in open marriage.
Her work appears in "a happy family" edited by Rebecca Walker and "This is a girl: a woman writer about raising her daughter" edited by Andrea Buchanan.
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